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it
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Jan. i7.-incorporation
to thc Montreal Howl
0! "_°’____°____omu_n ls FRIDAY. JANUARY 191906.
andthe others are R. N.
p|,,|,,,_ v_ g_ M|w,,,|| ,md FREE DELIVERY ENDORSED.
The vlilllll is $500.01” #mil --" every lino of work in the oon tio
grega n.
the Dominion Square Land 1'|,,y¢¢,-1ii05||ub¢ 5| .1 4 .
The _:barter nge! power W With last evening the coupon vote P n 5° “P“"°¢|'
mnducwd by The Guudlm to _“L ,ha ous ons in our church. at the bezinning
_F_°§ MONTREAL- ANNUA luifsrinos
llllllllllllllll illllllllll. 0i‘cnl0iuacafs»
. » ~_->._. opinion of our citizens for and agalnstlhs revenue W” "hd ,on Th; enum”
“AVE YQU HEUITBURNI introduction ofthe carrier system ot mall tion responded loyally, with the result
drt's_gnnié’_c0mmon tim. muse wane; delivery, closed. The result is almost thiit_oar regular collections (envelopes
ion poo . t _ l t. ‘ bel
|°il1,,,,,,,_:|,L. ,,_:el,,|» ]§e,,.,?f“";_ §,§um;f, fs unpreeedv-ated In elections, for the into ;‘_:’_f__eu';°:;: £3323 0::r§2_i:°5'£?<d -;¥:;
~ . , ~ . .
ll:'l_‘:=_|:]i;i- .'_;sI5{'_i»i;1A\(_I;;J;‘\.igei>Ul'imé east is found to be unanimous ln faior of beuuev me lumen In the Mawr, ot um
&ilsoiif:h.\'ei;_vi_liiie once and you`ll neva; ii‘° DPUDGSNI illlD\‘0\'€ll1B“l~ ~\°i 5 conllrvgtltion. These receipts, during the
wi on t wcnusc \' t
Continued from page l.
which He has caused tn bedirnotsd upon
of the year a substantial increase Io
swn____|__,|sonlo_ _S to-___ _9__fc”~l' FP* ° solitary coupon was foundto be marked piist ten years, have been as follows :-
‘ _ ' - kifiliyafr-w
doses. One  bottle oi _ rrvillne always against it. 1890
 bum ewilvwiicrc 'Or me pa" The election was rcnnirkable in several 
_.~__ H .. ._  ways. It was entirely free fro`ni bribery 
IND'
or corrupt practices. No money, or
intoxicants was used, no luduconien
were held out, no promise ol' contract, |ili3~-~~
. 

i900  ..,.2567.3l
is il)Ul..... ....24-$1.90
....2i8l.9iJ
_ who was `arre.~itAiri two weeks 
.HE THIIIKS UE
    _cmiimii
Mosrnsaa, Jan. I7.-Frederick Horst. I
_ 53°'
‘"1 =\ chaise or then, laid in
two Chinamen, has been ns-
laiaod and his release brings to light.
the plot ofthe Chlniirusn tofaciliirite the
escape ofa»felIow-oountrynian who have
avaded payment or a $511) head tax.
Horst, who lsasweds, oauia over to St.
John on the ship with the Chinaman, and
on his escape was engaged by the customs
and steamahipcoinpany, which was re-
sponsible for the lax, to run down the
fugitive. Iiersi. hiid mulled n lottsr tof
au aiidressin Montreal for the missing'
Celestial and went tnthathouseto invcsti 
gate While the olilcers vicre bus l
lHE Gllllil
midiitioii was exercised in order to 
secure votes for or against the proposed 0,,
UF  `1 nicasure. lt was a free and independent, have endeavored to keep within reason-
iiiipiirciiased and uiipurcliasable iote that “ble IIWIW cousistem' “`III‘ me “7 I'
oiilcc or reiiarrl was uiade, no threat or min
iriti
.....Z<l)I.84
255.131
r expenditure ilurinir the year we
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Druggist co
llie Medical Hall ny
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GAB SERVICE
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- __
Donald 81. McKiunon's Drug Store or at IW
ltablcs, Sydney Street, near Steve- M
lou’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,
I-28 d I yr, Telephone No. 153 “"
tri
 _
oi ` ivill =i
yon to buy and costs you
no more than thc othe
kinds. ills
Price 40 cents a pint. 'riicnit-1 is that nic entire 1ii..<e0c0
The best medicinal cod
liver oil comes from Nor-
way or the islands off the "0"
coast of that country. It 5'"
is prepared from fresh
livers under the most mod- vie
ern and scientific methods. number who voted was notj so large
It is clear, very little color
and as tasteless as cod W
livcr oil can be, This
the kind of oil we
, sell, the l it p y
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66066§6006666666
niiglit have been hopcfl for.
, opposition prevented the awakening of
J. G.  such inrcrestiis is always felt in a keen ’
: . nteat. Charlottetown ivants{the carrier
stciii rind on this the llrst test of piililit'
'onoiincciiiniis favor without ii il
scn|.ln;; vnicc.
T
-USE- feast . _ doeth good like n medicine".
Nixisvs siovs ieNiMn °“.':.?;’.”.’:Z3..".Z2.‘;‘i‘.?‘l‘.i§ .f."‘.§L..E"'.?.§.”.i‘..".1 SUPREME couin.
Ill
, mc/llcine. So lt ivill be well worth while ---
 G  to spend li merry hour with the prince ol The King vs itiidore Peters. Indictment
American huniorists as interpreted by an II" 5I‘°Ph“°"kI““ and "‘te“II""' This °““`°
nrrlent ailmirerantl capable critic tonight was “Ivan to the ‘jury "bum" "oo" “ml "I
I?esi on uirth lor stoves and ranges
Pilcc 5 cents per box. l
Call :it sl; are for large free sample
Pnorvi: 264. "°’
Ci 1111 Street, Ch’town. i. Sm.
¢'°'\f""\r"Rf'Qf°'| 'VG 1'"
5* T0 Fai
é on
Not to Fil
Tlial is thu qiie<iioii .’
Any spectacle is no more
:idnpted to your face than
any coal to your body
The fit of the iranie is :is
iniportalit as the fit of the
lciifcs.
We inikc a specialty of
both.
G. Il. TAYLOR,
foii
_ _ __ liiinilIt0n`s Pills which keep the system
(lover-niiiciit ltuilwiiys. Ihcy proiliiri- no 1,-loan nnil gui-i~, rcgigliilc llic;uw_c-ls, give
., : l . ' _ , tone toki neys am _ivt-r. oull never
m‘u“'e In' 'I “mc me mm' °f "0"" liiivc ii headache,yonlliicvcrinivca sour
crpoivcrs supplied tri miinufiicturcrs sloiinich, but you will hare vi orous
iviit
along their route. This ainountcrl lust
ycarto $70,000. iiaring the same yt-nr i_’iH~.iiv- twriwx Or five boxes f0r one
ii) R*
over three million dollars was cxpi-ndcd
upon tliein. iivcr and aliovc tliclrreccipts
thc canals cost thc country more than
$l0U,ll(lUa month for the time thcy were
in operation. Anil yet the people of
cwclcr1iiiilO»iiciiiii. Ontarioiinri Quebec who arc scrvcrl li
l _ Y
these canals arc calling out tliatilcllcits
-/||»»l|,,-rallr-a~¢»,,\,|~ 1
 
ElllE INSURANBE
_ ' .\iiicri<'nn iiinnaici-i~, has viigiigcil Cor-
icormt11~|0|i..»i». r:. itiinni ,iitninii i-‘ii-01|. "“ii`i i7""""""`-i "W" i°""°f iii” I/'Hi'-Ui
stirliiiim (’ririii\i\nir‘> on l<`i\|'|ii Iilifirlliiiz Slit
\`Iii||~<tlir"4 Iiiill-1._ Si-liiiiil lIii1isv~. ('lii'\‘so Ifiii'
nnist cr-asc on thc tiuvcriiincnt Railway.
r _
ii
HlGH PAY EflR_C0llNETlST.
l'.\n|~'. .l.in. I7 Hlr, Aronson, the
lea ninl Cnniiilii, i-oiiiiiieiiclng in
,,,,,,_,_“-,,,,.,._,,,,,_S,,,,.,.`_&,.__,,,,,,,,.,,, - ii.»i..i.0.~. i‘i...n.i.<».-.~ will it-1-.civc iii,.=0ii
Wu ‘lnkwu i'.lr.lii-ZLI?_l_d_i;i;;i:;|;;:t`!;cat ivcekly, ivliirli is a rcrorll ici- for a
nrnrtint.
3 ____ _ __ _________' _ e _, i lbs soothing properties ot lliinrcfy elm and iieoriri-_
I’ IRO
1 shoppers avoid tlio crowds and .get best
'I I ) satisfaction.-\\'ecirs dt Co. lildtf.
' Q Iron 0x Tablets are for sais at the
- 1 - D PY
_ _ _ _ (L care of the Church property. _
“,\_`mw1fIc_ _ Adctalleli statement of receipts and
Ihere was no Inipcisonationh no tele- c,,,,en,||w,.e |B |,e,.ewm, s,,|,mmed_
l~'l'i\Dili“8- "0 I1l\ii0l‘i’0X Slllmiw- And Our sincere thanks are due to tho con
thcrc wt-rc no spoiled coupons, Every i»ll‘¢ill\li0l\ f°l' I-heir i\¢°\`iY FUBDOIIBG £0 the
voter rcconicd his or her niinie and street "”ds_°f the Church' thereby rend”I"g
_ li-ss dilllcult tlielabours of the Trustee
nddress and the coupons were pro- Bunn, Respecuuuy submitted
- 1
y marked. Those facts attest in thc S. A. llii'DiiN.\i.ii, Chairman
nigaeit \vay thc intelligence and \V. S. P00112,
standing of those who voted, and sulii--
iitly account for thc fact tiiat the
c thank the scores of citizens who
took the trouble to send In their coupons 2:1' "Ii  ‘-'=
nftcr having marked them for free dc- i 
|ivci~_\'. We believe they represent ti c
vicws of liunilrciis inorc who ilid not avail
nisclvcs oi' the privilege of voting. ""
nion on thc question our citizens haic E2-
liilitor .\`ash will discourse on Mark : '
iiin tonight Zion Church school room, V E
an is thc only aiiiniiil who ciin laugh, "
d the wisest ofthe men of old has paid "`
bitte to the merry heart. “It maketh
a chccrfiil countenance . . isa continual
n forty-one cities and towns of Canada pared tn press another hearing tnls
. thc price of gas for Illuminating purposes S9-‘i5i0i'| Ui *file 00"” “Hd iii" D\”iS°U9l` Wiii
WE  I-In ranges from tl! cents per thousand feet in be "ele“"‘I 0" I’“II In his 0WD rscognlz-
roi-01110 to statin imdericion Thirty- ""°°°"d“'V
I' i0“'"-if “V9 Iii- of i"\'I9\` U10 i-W0 The King vs Lucy Iiliirplty. Indictment
lar niiirk, and twelve are $1.50 or for stealing from Mr. Siinilcrson. North
,,,,d,,,._ Gus for fuel 0,, power purposcu River. Tito _iury hroiigiit In ii verdict oi
, in Canadian towns. costs from 80 cents Gumy “VII/h°m'le'wInglhe bob
  &  ` __ _ _ 'I‘tie King vs Willliini I’o\\cr. In1licl»
0’ toa~i.r~i pci ttioiiatinil fcct, ilic lowest
twing Nl cciits in Toronto, iti cents in _-\. A. Mclrciin, K.C., for prisoner.
an 00.1 nic iiiinn-.~1 sim in Lntcii-011, This Wifi' lim vfimi" ii fivviwi-
t. St John pays $l.75 for illuminating The llrst civil suit. today will hu thi:
_ _ International Iiiirvester Company oi
gas and 81.2.1 for licntiniz while iiallfnx Alnerlcn vs Amen Gmnh an amor, on
ys 82 and $1 for wlsivr the-‘H i»uri>0ics two promissory notes. J.'J. .lohnsion lor
__ On
respectively.
The Ciiiiiirliiin cliiiiils nrc open only A BILIOUS HEADACI-IE.
,scvcn months of thc ycar. They cost for Is one of the meanest ,_},i,,gB |,, ¢|,,.
1.'oiislructi0ni'0n~ilrlcriiblyniorc tlinn tlic “`°‘""I- Ti’ i"`”"'~’“" i’IIi°"5"9"“ “"0 Di”
J. E. Msrrin-:\vs,
J. M. Cam-i1si.L,
Nsri. Mc-Ki:.~iz1s:,
“ii Ei>\vaiin Caiisins,
D. B Roni-ziis, Sebiclaiy
 i:?E I fi E I 2
nded Ba ce
905 Dec. '05
96 $
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iri 6I _ _
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SUMMARY.
Received Expc
n 1005 in I
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of iii;
§1'§i'55"£’5-5 f E
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Account
t Socie
ti' `i.`.`f
01.' 9 y
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Be n
La A'd
Sa h S*
W. F M. S.
M' " nary S
\'. . C. H.
lu or C. E..
ustoc '
nevo e
`f" -2":
ig g°~'s
It
flvc they.-reported disagreement and were
illscharized. They stood six to six. The
Attorney ilencral stated hc was not pre
,-\. A. liIc'iicrin, KLFC., for prisoni-i'.
ment for pcrjiiry. Verdict. of Not Giillty.
piiiint~|fi`.~4. .-l-Iiicas liiacllonald foriicfcnti-
ant.
K
iiruclnglieiilth by taking Dr. llaiiillton's
. ~ y
getting papers for tho search, iicrst was I
left on guard and the Chinanian hail liliul
iirrested,flrst on a charge ol' rililng al
trunk, but when that petcred out, of'
stealing. The plot was so fiirsuccessiul,
as to give tlioui two weeks' start and thc!
iniprisonrnent has resulted iii thc serious,
illnessof Horst, who was injured in thc,
South African war, and yct carries a
' piece of ahcll in his body, which is now
endangering his lil'c.
Turpin liver
Cause nl-Fever
I‘l1e Surest Way to Prevent D
ease is to Keep the Liver Act-
ive With
mi. raises _
rimitr-Livisii i>iLLs.f
can
'i`oo fi't'i|iicntly iiii external cause for
fever is lookcd for, when the real source
of trouble ls from within the body itself.
To begin with, tho liver becomes torplrl,
.lnggisii and inactive, and poisonous bile
is left Iii tlic iiliioil to <:in'riipt thc whole
systcin. 'l‘lie result is thc ovcrivorking uf
iiie kidneys and the clogging up of the
organs of excretion.
Food which slioulil be digested is leftl
to fcrinantnntl rlccay in thc intestines.;
and inllaininiition and fcvcis are sci. up.;
In sucliaconrlliion thc lioily is a i'c»
guliir hot had oi' iiiseiisc, and is most,
susceptible to any iillniciit of nn infci.-t»l
luus or contagious nature.
Tho best insurance ngrilnstdisease is thi-
use of Dr. Chastfs Kidney-Liver Pills to
kccp thcllvcr active. This great. inedi I
cine has ii rlli-ect and specific action on thc
liver, and is wonderfully prompt aiiil
efl`ect.ive in awakening and invigorating
this import ant illtorlngorgiin.
A healtliy liver moaris pure blood, good
digestion and the proper working of tha,
howels. A healthy liver ensures the
onward passage of thc food tliroiigli the
lntcstlncs aiiil excrctory organs, and sol
removes all cliancc of poisonous waste
matter reiiialning la the body to pro-
duce paln, suffering and disease. ‘
Mrs. -7. Larier, 123 Cross Strcet,'
Charlottetown, P. E. I. and whose
husband isa contractor, states:-"I hail
.siilfercd a great deal with pains in t.hc‘
siniill of the hack, my digestion was had l
and I was fri-quciitly truiiblcil with spclli-l
of racking hcaflnclie. I have Iiccii en-.
iircly ciii-cd of thcss distressing syni-l
ptruns by the use oi' ltr. Chiisc's Kidney l
t,l\'i'i' I’illa and tlnll tliiit iiiy gciierull
iiealtli is greatly improved since I have,
been rising i his pri~pariii.loii.
Iciiiialsntie'~t.»fv to thc iiicrit of Dial
Uhasiis Syrup of lrinsccd and '.l`urpeiitini-1
asi was cured of ii severe attack of
broiichitis by the ii.-ie of this reiiierly."
Dr. Chase`x Iiidni-y-Livcr Pills, one
pill a dose. 25 cents ii hnx, at iili ilciilers.
or Eriiniinson, li1itc.~i &: Cu Toronto.
iii?
CANDIDATE AT CORNELL
"* l
in1.\<-A, .\'. v.,.i..... 11.-nina-r ciiiihnil
uoipii-,~.,0ii’0ini..|t- nine. N. li., ii. nl
of Mount Allison i'niv0rsil-y, lilltl, is a~
candidate for thc dcirrce of Ph. D. from t
(Joi-ncll i.`iiivei'sity. ills studies arcs ‘
Pills. \'oui'druggistacllsDr.llamiIton's purc niatlieiinitlcs, appllod 'inathc-i
GEN- OKU HOME. ,
Tiixio, Jan. li.--General Oku, wiio
roiniiiaiiilvii the .lapiinrso left liriiiy
:luring the war with liussiii, niado a
trliiinpiial entry into the capital this
morning. The geiicriil, wiio was ac-
companied by his staff, drove in thc
imperial carriage to the palace. The
greatest enthusiasm was inanifosted hy
the people, who lined thi- way; cries
of".\'1in siiari" and “'l`i0 ling" greeting
thc gcncriil,who isolated. Port Arthur
at ii critical stage of thc campaign. Iei'e5t5»_ W* 35k Im' thoughtful Con'
slderation of our accounts sent out
so" 1-hm" ‘nd cough. last week.-Stanley Bros. i9d2i
_¢'__:f:_';sc`:_l_:_e_nand sate remedy for all throat
Croaoiano Antisoplic Tablets _
They mais... ine pnniriasl nina of Crmimawlm ‘
|00. All Dhsllilla IW
L_
Firc Siilc.-Early morning shopping is
hast-inoat satIsf»ictory._ Goods are caslly
seen, easily shown-cvcrythlng being in T“‘”""5f Jim' Ui-ii “U iii" Y"-
»~ lui proper piano Conio early Early
lliiiil  'f E I
av n each month. Dr. F. l~. Kelly`
Mayor; W. W. Clarks, City Ciork. _
matics and physics. l
I
im. ii. w. curses `
ciitiiiiiiii cunt .. 
-
n sem direct is un site-we I
rar-shy me im0f0~¢.i iii..w.._ '
"vii His HIM". cum the .ii-
i~»»===re=. swim 410001.. 0 in ia.
ihmai and Bern-iananily emu
cnmh .na ay nm, aionn
aes. .ui ae-ian, or nr. li. w. cum
Medicine ca.. rsfaais .mi suinia
li _
In furtherance of mutual in-1
COMINQQ/ENTS. 1
City Council meets on the aemnd Mon ,
S. 0. E. Next ini-sting Lodpc l’r|iioel
_ -K
lliisrii'l Liiilmi nl Cures Usndruii.
T
li
t
» .és
-hs
A i~
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/
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_   We 3 e Proud of our apctiieenissiiaii. ‘uni
\ ` _ f I lron~ox Tablets mean good health. Try
I ~. _ 4 e,5`!flr »_ _ aggnftmgnt 0 ron abox, at niirdru lst’ 21 cts e .
_ y str s. ii r box
_ lf.-wif) Beds, also proud of the ifiii
wb _ _i. _values 0. e g-{ve_by Just received an elegant Ilrc of Pilot shoe and a poorone is more than the dif-
_ \, rv I
u Frames for Ciiriatnins in gold leather
f-*/ A _lung 0dds_ the best and composition all oi th I latest
To insure perfect health use Iron~ox.'
Tablets. Por sale at. your dniggist's, itiil
erita per nor do it I
The dltferencs in worth between a [mod
erence in cost-Cali and see the Traveller
Shoe-price 3.50-Conroy the Shosman.
B V811
_ I in the Pt‘0Vll1C€. designs. To been sean at the Studio- Sunnyside, Charlottetown. I8dRi
Gm' H' c°°k' M u Paton & Go oti'er all theirfurs at 2571 and 'adsl I _
Patonh Cos Clothing Departmaritls ofl Thsstock i~epreaentsl9.iitIi worth
lisiad for todays discount raoa. 2i't‘7to (fins grade tara. Now is your chance.
rk U joilpgli clothing Jas. Paton & Co ackets,ciipea.furlIned cioaka, mls and
Ma righlFurnlsl|'ngllu.1   I 
_ ._ ii _
STANFIi:I.D’S UNSHRINKABLE
UNDERWEAR
STA FI EI.. D’S
I 'i'ANFIEl.D’S `l`RURO°K|iI'I'
' UNDBRWBAR
Liaiicii 
(1Nc01u~nna'1‘i-‘ii ifsinzx -rim Nova sc0'riA coiiiimniies Aer.) > 3.
CAPITAL. - "
_ _ `- 
Divided into 7,500 Shares of _$ro0‘ each; 2.5°0_ °f Which gre Pgfferred as Io
Dividend and Capital-Non-cumulative and Re eema C-
» $500,000
Six per cent. Sinking Fund 25 Year Gold Bonds in denomilmlivils
of $100, $500, $1,000, and Redeemable at 105 per cent.
N of the Par Value thereof, after 5 years.
DIRECTORS :
]'oiii\' S'r.\Nr1r,i.D. - Pfvsiiieni-
F,,A,,-K Sf,-ANN;-;r.ii, - Vice President.
_loim Y. P.-\vz1\N'i‘, President Bank of Nova Scotia.
Gy-:Okura S. CA.\ii-in~:i,i., Director Nova Scotia Biiildiug Society.
]_ IN/\i,'ri~:i< Ai.i.rsfiN, Director Nova Scotia Steel and Coal C0.
BANKERSI:
BANK or Nov.-i Scorra, Halifax and Truro. N. S.
AUDITOR: SECRETARY:
rin. <‘x1.»-;v, i~‘.C.A., n aiifax. N S-
Joiitv R. MCLEQD, 164 Hollis St., Halifax,N.S
'l`lll~l (7imi|niii_v was incoi-poriitcil for t_lic piirpnso of
i'.i‘i»i;lIiigiiiiil iiistiilllliiz, in the Iowa of I`rur0, exten-
sive Worsleg Yi(i_i-ii l_\Ii|:T. uliiivibaisto forT tlléte P::;£g5'~;“_‘§
acquiring l e ‘noi wi . i\f'l\ H. Hi H1 _
1-ntirs unilcrtaklni.; of the PRURO KNITTING MILLS
COMPANY LIMITED, and establish the eoniliinefi
iiiilustries, willi iiiiiplo _\v_orkirii1 ciipitiil. iiiider the
iiimiaizi-nit-iitaini supervision uf Mr. John Stanlicld
iiiiii Mr. Frank Stiiiitlclii.
’I`|Il'] 'I`iti»'Ii0 KNITTING MILLS business _was
founilcil in i882 by the lata Chai-les E. Stanlield. Since
its cstiiblisliiiieiit its growth has been uiilfoyiiily siitis-
factory and prolltahle. In 1807, Messrs. John and
Fiiiiik Stantleld assumed charge utinn the ret.lreine_rit.
of the clilar Stanlle|d.In liiill, the TRURO KNITTIAG
i\iililN COMPANY. LiiilI'I`ED. was incorporated. Mid
it has since steadily inoio ised its output and plant.
TIIE FUTURE OUTLOOK.
Thr success oi' the TRURO KNITTING MILLS has
been |irlinni~lly due to their secret process of making
iindar\\'t-ar ilnit will not shrink und t- ie care which has
lwoii given to cvcry detail in thc manufacture of tlicso
lines.
The name of Stanfleld'sUnslirinkable Underwear is
a /ziiarantec of the beat ot inntcrial and workmanship.
Once a wearer of Stanfielri’s Underivearalways awearcr
and an enthusiastic personal advertiser of its merits.
The trade ia steadily growing and with increased
capacity tha New Company ivll he enabled to placc
their goods in districts which they have not attempted
to reach ln the past, because thi-y have not been in u
position to scrvi: any gi-c1iI.i-.i~ number of customers.
T0 thc staple lines in which they alrcatliy have an
established trade can bc nddcd kindred goo s, such as
Sweaters, Cardigans, etc., etc., wntcii can bereiidily
sold to the trafic and to the Consiimor wiio is already
a wearer or scller of other Striniield Products, and this
without any material increase in sclllng stall or ex-
pcnses.
Bi `SINI-ISS.
'I`lic founders of the 'I`Ri`I'i() KNITTING MILLS
linvc cstiiblislicil it upon a sound aiiil pcriiiiiiiciit basis.
'l‘o rciirli its prcscnt position, iniicli uf thc profit oi’
riirly years was liivnstcd in iiilvcrtlsin|; and ilcvelop-
nicnt. These cxpciiilitui-cs, logctiii-r with the cti`ori.s.
care and skill ofthe founders, cannot uppcur In the
aiatcinciit of that- Conipiiiiy's assi.-ts, lint none the loss
tlicy arc ii inost valiiaidc iissot.
'l‘hc Accniintanlfs Slim-uiont ofthe earnings nf the
'l‘RlfliO KNITTING MILLS COMPANY, LIMi'I`I‘ID,
since its incorporation, is as follows:
Year. Iluslncss. Profits. \Vool Market.
i902. . -~$'i77.694.37 $60»4l0i65 Cheap Wool.
i903. ~ .. 2l8,631-I2 67,566-02 Cheap Wool.
l904.~-. 313,868.94 85,975.2l Medium Price.
i905" -350,000.00 87,000.00 Very High Price.
` ‘ 'l~liit.|iiiiiicvl.
Ct~i'lllI'i‘il cnrwi-I.
I". ll. ()Xl.l'}`i', I". (1. i\.,
Auditor.
\\'il.ii the i~.nlargciin-nt. or the Knitting Departinciit,
tho addition ln the rodiict of tl tii
p ie icr quality oi
iin'Icrivi'ai’. and the constantly incrcasir:_g niarket,
iliis rntin of Increase will probably hc oxcee cd.
ENl.f\RG ED 1"AClLI’I`IES.
In the inaiiufaoturc of thc finer and more expon-
slve lines of underweiir, a niueli larger quantity of
woi‘si.ed and finer yarns iirc required. At present the
Company is importing yarns to the value of $50,000
annually. It is proposed to establish a Worsted
Yarn Plant so that all profits may bc conserved and
in order that tho Company iniiy ho independent oi’
any outside sourco of supply.
ESTIMATED ANNUAL PROFITS.
i ni b ti
Tiiieaiiiiii eiiiiiaies ifgttiiuigi' $110,000
"li .“.".".".“,'. i'f'.°.'.°.‘I.","f".‘i‘f i’f’T'_".‘_ $30,000
The annual dividends on the
Preferred Stock  l7,500 _ 47,500
L ' t fit f  . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $62.500
e:iIs|il§i?|:efoi"diviilends on common stock
and sinking fund.
PROSPECTS.
Read the following letter written to the Bank of
Nova. Scotia by Messrs John and Frank Stantiold, with
xefirenco to the Gonipany's, prospects, and to other
ina tars:-
- Truro, N. S., Doc, 20, 1905.
Bank of Nova Scotia,
Halifax, N. S.
Gcntlsmam-
\Vc have been respectively the President and
Treasurer of tho Triim Knitting Mills Uoiiipany,
Limited, since its organization in 100A, and have had
speclalaud practical oiiarsii of the mechanical and
ilnancial department of its uslnsss.
\Vs have contract/ed to servo the Corporation of
“Stiinflald's, Limited, for the term oi’ tive years, from
January lst, 1000, in like capacities, und to give all our
time and best attention to tha conduct of the Com-
pany‘s business In all its departments.
The siaiemontofosrnlngsof the Truro Knitting
1\Iills Company, Limited, as given in thc fore olnir
prospectus, wiu furnished hy Mr. I~'. II. 0xlby,ii
Chartered Accountant., tho Auditor of that Couipany,
and is correct.
The stutcruenis niiidc in tho said prospectus liavo
iicon fully considered hy ns, and thc santa properly
represent tha facts as stntcil.
The business of thc said Truro Knitting Mills
Company, Limited, is In a healthy condition, and
iscapablooflargo and profitable expansion, li the
proper facilities both as t/o manufacturing and
capital are ut’l`orded, S0 in llkc nianncr wo are
oi' the opinion that the business of the manufac-
tiiio at Truro of worstcd yarns in coiijuiiction
with tha last named business will hu very profit-
iible, and each will bo of advantagc to the other.
The onlarfremcntof tlzc Truro Knitting Mills, and
tho installat on of tho woralcii yarn fiiototy. is
imiucdlatsly rciliiircd, if lull iii|\'iiiit.n|zc is to lic taken
gftilio carly ani liicrciiscil dcnniniloi llic piniiuclii of
0 is
Yours rcspcctfully,
JOIIN STANFIELD,
FRANK STANIVIICLI).
Subscriptions addressed to THE EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY will be received by
TH E BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, Halifax, N. S..
mid nt any of the Bank‘s Branches up to 12 o’clock noon Januar th I
. yzo , 1906, for .
$300,000 First Mortgage 6 per cent.~2 5 Year Sinking Fund' Gold' iidonds.
$i50,roo Noi:-cumulative 7 per cent. Stock, Preferred as to Principal :and
Dividend, and Redeemable at 105 per cent. of its par value.
on the following terms:
$1,000 Par Value 6 per cent Bonds
‘ 500  7 per cent Preferred Stock $1 487,59 " `
500 Common Stock for an'
OR
$1,010 Par Value of Bonds and
d accrued interest
"van, .
300 Par Value Common Stock for $1,000 ,,,,\ ,,.c,,,¢,, ,,,,,.,,.,, I
OR ` .
$1,000 Par Value 7 per cent. Preferred Stock and I ` '
300 Common Stock for
$950
and seerucd dividend.
Where possible thesii securities will be allotted in hlocks to suit purchasers .
It is impossible to give full details in an announcement of this lri d. A `  _
snectiis has been issued and can be had on application io JNO. R. Mcimn,  ‘T34
Hollis Sheet. Halifax, at suv Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia. or any of ihe foliowirg
Brokers:-F. B; McCimDv & Co.. Halifax; J. C. Macxinrosii &. Co Halifax . _ M
Roainson 8: SoN.St. John, N. B. , Aiistsus laavrs & Co., Toronto; .\.li‘: Rioustrfhjco.:
Montreal.